Lacie Ann Maruniak

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Lacie Ann Maruniak

Birth
Death
15 Jul 2001 (aged 18)
Burial
Burr Oak, Jewell County, Kansas, USA Add to Map
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C 12 30 11
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Lacie Ann Maruniak was born September 24, 1982, in Bridgeport, Nebraska to Michael and Cindy Maruniak. Lacie died July 15, 2001, at Grand Junction, Colorado from injuries sustained in an automobile accident at the age of 18 years, 9 months, and 21 days.

Lacie was baptized in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Hudson, New York. This was the church of her beloved grandparents, Michael J. Maruniak Sr. and Amelia (Novak) Maruniak. Later, Lacie attended the United Methodist Church in Omaha Nebraska and upon moving to Parker, Colorado she found her faith in the Baptist church.

In March of 1983, Lacie moved with her family to Scottsbluff, Nebraska and over the years she made seveal family moves to include: Omaha, Nebraska; Buffalo, Texas; and Parker, Colorado. She attended Cornerstone Christian School in Wright, Wyoming from 1996-1998. She then attended Ponderosa High School in Parker, Colorado.

Lacie is survived by her parents; sister Darcie 21 of Highlands Ranch, Colorado; brother Mitchell 15, of Lone Tree, Colorado; grandparents, Warren and Barbara White of Burr Oak, Kansas; Amelia Maruniak of Hudson, New York, and Gary Foster of Kimball, Nebraska.

Throughout her life, Lacie enjoyed soccer, softball, horseback riding, motorcycle racing/riding and any adventure park ride that made her "soar." She was most often described as a "strong willed wild child with a heart of gold," by those who knew and love her still.

Funeral services for Lacie Ann Maruniak were held Friday, July 20, 2001, at the United Methodist Church, Burr Oak, Kansas, with Pastor Laura Fricker officiating. Music was provided by Mrs. Lorie Waugh, pianist, and Kery Waugh, soloist. Casket bearers were: Mitchell Maruniak, Gage Coduto, Kyle Sinks, Reed Sinks, Ben Luckinbill, and Gyula Weiser.

Interment was in the Burr Oak Cemetery, Burr Oak, Kansas. The family suggests memorials to: United Methodist Church, Burr Oak, Kansas. Melby Mortuary in Mankato, Kansas was in charge of arrangements.
Lacie Ann Maruniak was born September 24, 1982, in Bridgeport, Nebraska to Michael and Cindy Maruniak. Lacie died July 15, 2001, at Grand Junction, Colorado from injuries sustained in an automobile accident at the age of 18 years, 9 months, and 21 days.

Lacie was baptized in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Hudson, New York. This was the church of her beloved grandparents, Michael J. Maruniak Sr. and Amelia (Novak) Maruniak. Later, Lacie attended the United Methodist Church in Omaha Nebraska and upon moving to Parker, Colorado she found her faith in the Baptist church.

In March of 1983, Lacie moved with her family to Scottsbluff, Nebraska and over the years she made seveal family moves to include: Omaha, Nebraska; Buffalo, Texas; and Parker, Colorado. She attended Cornerstone Christian School in Wright, Wyoming from 1996-1998. She then attended Ponderosa High School in Parker, Colorado.

Lacie is survived by her parents; sister Darcie 21 of Highlands Ranch, Colorado; brother Mitchell 15, of Lone Tree, Colorado; grandparents, Warren and Barbara White of Burr Oak, Kansas; Amelia Maruniak of Hudson, New York, and Gary Foster of Kimball, Nebraska.

Throughout her life, Lacie enjoyed soccer, softball, horseback riding, motorcycle racing/riding and any adventure park ride that made her "soar." She was most often described as a "strong willed wild child with a heart of gold," by those who knew and love her still.

Funeral services for Lacie Ann Maruniak were held Friday, July 20, 2001, at the United Methodist Church, Burr Oak, Kansas, with Pastor Laura Fricker officiating. Music was provided by Mrs. Lorie Waugh, pianist, and Kery Waugh, soloist. Casket bearers were: Mitchell Maruniak, Gage Coduto, Kyle Sinks, Reed Sinks, Ben Luckinbill, and Gyula Weiser.

Interment was in the Burr Oak Cemetery, Burr Oak, Kansas. The family suggests memorials to: United Methodist Church, Burr Oak, Kansas. Melby Mortuary in Mankato, Kansas was in charge of arrangements.

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